Is this being deferred?

<p>The Board of Admissions has given your application to Boston University under the Early Decision program careful consideration. I am writing to inform you that you have not been admitted as an Early Decision candidate; however, your application will receive a second review in our regular decision admissions process when we receive your senior grades and the results of any additional standardized tests you may have taken since November. I also urge you to have your school forward your senior grades as soon as they are available. The Common Application Midyear Report form is available on the Common Application website.</p>

<p>We are very pleased that Boston University is your first choice for the pursuit of your college degree and we look forward to reviewing your academic progress. As a regular decision candidate, you will be notified of the Board’s final decision by early April.</p>

<p>If we can be of further assistance in the months ahead, please contact my office at 617-353-4492 or <a href=“mailto:intadmis@bu.edu”>intadmis@bu.edu</a>.</p>

<p>You have our best wishes for continued success this year.</p>

<p>What should I do?</p>

<p>you were deferred… so was I</p>

<p>Keep your grades up, have your GC send a mid year report and info on any new awards / accomplishments. You will be considered again during the regular admission process. The same thing happened to my son last year and he ended up getting admitted RD.</p>

<p>the thing is that about 10 persons in my class will apply to BU regular decision so i will probably be rejected</p>

<p>Yeah you were deferred.</p>

<p>Just because ten other people apply does not mean anything for you. I had 13 (just of who I knew) people apply to BU from my school and I knew of 9 being accepted, 3 who actually enrolled. Just worry about yourself, do well in school, and you will be fine.</p>

<p>i have a question, everyone that wasnt admitted to the early decision program were deffered or where there also some who were completely not admitted?</p>